Meet the 98-year-old quake survivor who knitted to stay alive here.
Maria D’Antuono told rescue workers she spent the 30 hours she was trapped under her bed knitting to keep herself busy.
Other sources say she was crocheting instead. Either way. This is my kind of person.
that's my kind of lady...which is why when i evacuated for hurricane ike i took ALL my sock yarn cause you never know..
ReplyDeleteLooks like she was trapped under her bed. I guess I'm doing the right thing by storing my extra yarn & needles under mine.
ReplyDeleteAs a person whose first thought on planning to fly is, "what will I bring to knit during the flight?", I can totally relate to this woman.
ReplyDeleteOne of the reasons I bring knitting with me EVERYWHERE in SoCal is--what if there's an earthquake? I MUST have something to knit if I get stuck somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI no longer think that is a silly idea.